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S&P Massive RSI Divergence

SP:SPX   S&P 500 Index
Stop what you’re doing and read this post. Those of you who have followed my page for a while know my stance on the current state of the stock market and the US dollar. For the rest of you, just know this; The next economic crash is looming, and it will likely be one of the largest ever. Why do I say this? Many reasons. The only thing propping up the value of the dollar is the US military and the fact that the dollar must be used in all oil transactions. Russia and China have been preparing the death blow to the dollar as they have slowly waned off the dollar standard. The collapse of the dollar will correlate directly with the collapse of the US economy, all while the Chinese Yuan reigns dominate as the worlds reserve currency

What I have posted today is the first sign of the inevitable crash, with massive bearish RSI divergences on both the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial average’s weekly charts. In simple terms, a bearish RSI divergence is a strong long term signal (if you want the specifics you’ll need to buy the course). No, I’m not saying the US economy will crash tomorrow. What I am saying is this is the first signal indicating the decline.
I have been preaching to my followers to hedge against this crash by buying both Crypto and Gold. Want to know something funny? We are seeing bullish RSI divergences on both gold and bitcoin charts. The flight from the stock market & dollar has begun, and that money is in route to crypto and gold

Saving money is for poor people. The real losers of all of this will be the ones who have stuck all of their money into banks, blindly trusting the value of a worthless currency. Imagine waking up and finding out all the value of the money you worked so hard for, for years of your life, was gone. Buy crypto, buy gold. Begin thinking like the elite, one day you may become one
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